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Year: 2025

The Importance of “Playful Peer Tutoring” in Enhancing Learning Among Children in the Anglophone Regions of Cameroon Amidst Crisis and Insecurity

The ongoing socio-political crisis in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon has severely disrupted children’s education. School closures, insecurity, ghost towns, displacement, and fear have limited access to formal schooling and created deep learning gaps among children. In this challenging context, as we support children in these regions, we noticed that they have adopted many strategies […]

Stress and Coping Mechanisms among Informal Market Traders in Cameroon

Markets in Cameroon are not just places of trade, they are the heartbeat of communities. From Buea to Douala, countless families depend on informal trading for daily survival. Yet behind the lively noise of bargaining lies another story: stress. Market traders, especially women and youth, face daily struggles that affect not only their income but […]

Children watching an educative movie on Bullying and its consequences

CFS children watching an educative movie on Bullying and its consequences. After the movie time, we had interactions about the movie. The children had taken note of these, and they said: 1.They understood how bullying could affect others, and as children, they need to foster compassion. They have to learn to put themselves in someone […]

Food donations for orphans and vulnerable children by INADESU

In the past, we often organized visits to give supplies to children in orphanages, and this has always been successful. We, however, realized that in the Buea municipality, and especially in the Bokwaongo, Bova, Molyko, Likoko, Muea, Soppo, and Bokwai neighborhoods, there are many vulnerable children and orphans who live at home with their guardians. […]

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